This is the first article in a five-part series on sacramental living. Articles will be published monthly, alternating in print and online at Salvationist.ca.
Tuning Our Hearts To Generosity
As we grow in Christ, we grow in giving our time and talents.
by Major Norman GarciaAux-Captain Cryderman explains how she encourages her church to be faithful in giving, in a post-pandemic era.
Combating the individualistic culture of our world starts with us and our families.
As we continue our spiritual life series, we are exploring what it looks like to live as CHRIST-centred, OTHERS-focused disciples. In this article, three Salvationists share how being engaged in ministry (E) has been vital to their spiritual health, and how they approach making disciples.
The Why of Worship
How can we recapture the original intention of Salvationist practices?
by Captain Callum McKennaBy relearning the "why" of our traditions, let us reimagine and motivate innovation for the future.
In our efforts to find new balance and equilibrium following COVID-19, let's not forget that we can always use a little “holy disruption”.
The Posture of Leadership
An effective leader prioritizes humility, learning and service.
by Major Leslie WisemanI have come to believe that while setting a direction, moving toward a goal, empowering and collaborating are important underpinning qualities, the essence of leadership is a posture.
The Gift of Years
Are we making the most of the wisdom, knowledge and experience of older people?
by Major Shirley KingAs people live longer and healthier lives than previous generations, seniors are a rapidly growing segment of the population. Do we see the opportunities for ministry by, with and for older adults?
Shine On!
In the dark days of winter, let’s light the world with God’s love.
by Lt-Colonel Roxanne JenningsEven when we’re unplugged for the Christmas season, may we hold the brightness of Jesus in our hearts.
Holy living is more than what we stay away from; it encompasses all of how we choose to engage life.
